The phrase "a reasonable call" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a decision or judgment that is sensible or justifiable in a given context.
Example: "After considering all the factors, I believe it was a reasonable call to postpone the event."
Alternatives: "a sensible decision" or "a sound judgment."
The way things look, that's a reasonable call.
The ref waved a yellow warning card at the forward, a reasonable call, although, the way I saw it, it could have gone the other way.
In an industry of razor-thin margins, that's a reasonable call to make.While all passengers would be grateful for 18-inch seats, or something even wider, this is an issue that should perhaps be left to the market to settle.
Fingering a stock with that kind of valuation is a perfectly reasonable call, but the market has a funny way of upsetting reasonable calls.
"That's a pretty glaring conflict of interest," Mr. Dieter said, calling it a "reasonable claim".
Now group practice is more common and allows doctors in a large group to have a very reasonable call schedule.
If money is not a factor, or the price is reasonable, call the breeder/wherever you are getting the puppy/dog from, and talk to them.
A dastardly deed, no doubt, but all the same: if you find a contraband Villager for a reasonable price, call me, yeah?
To estimate a reasonable hit call criterion, 'virtual' assays of the positive (DAPT) and negative (DMSO) control data sets were run.
Restricting some men's teams, even as women's teams are assigned minimums that are usually 5to1010 players higher than the maximums on similar men's teams, is a reasonable policy called roster management, they say.
But since there is a great deal of disagreement as to how to measure that, we track a reasonable proxy called "eyeballs," on the theory that if a site is useful, people will load it up in their browsers and eyeball it".
